Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-13
BVRoLARs " sRATTLE.
TWO BuBaLkHIHs BTHcR SATURDAY WHAT
cFrmnN HAS 10 sAx ABOUT TEE
AAIxEn.


''Burglariss are not always heard Of
IN che newspspsFs." said . gentleman,
Yesterday, to q reporter. "Yet, as 9 mat
ter Of fast. thsg IRE osoaEring too fire.
quensly nov in seattle. There is . very
simple explanation for this state
Of fhines. A nan Whoss house
is burRlarized goes and notides some
uiambeF Of The police force and
% 81 onoe told 10 say nothing
about the matter 10 TIE neWHpapeFA IL
he newspapers get hold Of Il there will
DO no chance for the police % discover
The Law breakers. Keep & from tie
newspaRefs.'
sIn tkls way me news Of numbar Of
burRiarias hea been suppressed, Notably
one 10 q saqe store on south second
street week ~ $50 $40. spite OF the
faei. too, that she advice Of she police
afiienrs Ii nearly always followed, there
are 10 nrrests foF burglary mads. The
viotlms, b fact, have no satisfaction
whatever sitter having done - tbeY
WfFe bidder, and are always disapPoint.
cd becanae iae huRgiaf 10 not eanght. II
they had reg6sad % sake the advice OF
shs osissra and told the PosR-fwrEx.EI-
oEscEn Ell about The burglary
soxKrHINa MIGHT HAFE BERS DONE,
Aud II ahs victims viii IL fature giys
she news toyour papsF there is no doabs
hnt thaa scma Of the bngglars vii be
caught.
aOne Of The reasons Why nothing is
done IN the matter Is that tie fnsnbtrs
~ the police furee afe mol On the most
| friendly terms one With anOiheT. Fhay
| 90 not work together well and Il one
efIiceE Il infurmed Of burglary be does
not inform che other members Of the
| force and n many aasee saya natb t1R
% she chief OF capeain and the matter
dies. No oae hears any more Ok the
ssTf yoar paper nhows al about i al
the members Of the police fofes viii
know 100 ana they viii feel compelled
70 take aone aeti0n In the matter"
nRcKNr ocCunKEcEs.
This oonvsrsalion resulted from the
/ fact thai ahnFzlary hsd bean committed
i lass night and Que attempted toe night
before. Tho one on Sanday night vas
an attempt % break into the Brewery
saloon, on Mil ssgzss, about one o'clock
IN the morning. Tbs night Waterman
| We toeAa aAtEf ttt1 AE4NttJ HcatA tAic
meu trying 10 SCI 10 and picking up az
axe. started for them. he held up TIE
axe With The head against bis shoulder
aud the handle pointed 20 tha men and
l declared be would shoot them. Beifsv-
ing he had q rife TIE men ran fog their
lives.
Last night, soon sitter dark. vhils Mrs.
George Delfei was temporarily out OF
her house, on south Third street, fight
opposite tha police headquarters, some
man came and psisd open the eGck dosF
with ehisel aud commenced % gather
booty knd rack il % conveniently,
Fortunately Mrs. Delfel returned be-
fore he eompleted his packing and
scared the that. he eot out and made
bic escape. Among other pluuder BE-
vas GetttnE ready TO make ed stth was
a valuable sold watch. which vas hepl
IN drawer, hnt which was found In :
has after The mans departure. Nothinl
90 faF A. can hS learned has been stosen
hui there b aille donct but hat has
Mrs. Deifel been awsy a little longel
much vslunble properly would hav'
'ecen carfist ch,